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The document outlines a course on Human-Computer Interface (HCI), covering topics such as HCI objectives, guidelines, interactive systems design, and dialogue design. It includes methodologies for HCI design, task analysis, and interactive devices like touch screens and speech recognition. An assignment is provided for automating a grocery shop's operations through a database and data model development.

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Human Computer Interface (Saturday)

The document outlines a course on Human-Computer Interface (HCI), covering topics such as HCI objectives, guidelines, interactive systems design, and dialogue design. It includes methodologies for HCI design, task analysis, and interactive devices like touch screens and speech recognition. An assignment is provided for automating a grocery shop's operations through a database and data model development.

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HUMAN COMPUTER INTERFACE

COURSE OUTLINE
[Link] TO HUMAN COMPUTER INTERFACE
[Link] of HCI
[Link]
[Link] IN HCI
[Link] man’s eight golden rules
[Link]’s seven principles
[Link] evaluation
i. Nielson’s ten heuristic principles
ii.
[Link] systems design
[Link] of usability engineering.
[Link] of usability engineering
Usability
[Link] study
[Link] testing
[Link] testing
[Link] tools
[Link] and software engineering
[Link] method
[Link] system design
10. Prototyping
11. User centered design
12. User centered design drawbacks
13. interactive system design lifecycle
14. graphical user interface design and
aesthetics
15. human computer interface analogy
[Link] devices
4.1 touch screen
4.2 gesture recognition
4.3 speech recognition
4.5 response time
5. design process and task analysis
5.1 HCI design
HUMAN COMPUTER INTERFACE
5.2 HCi design methodologies
5.3 participatory design
5.4 task analysis
5.4.1 what is a task?
5.4.2 hierarchical task analysis
5.4.3 techniques for analsis
5.5 engineering task model
5.5.1 Characteristics of engineering task model
5.6 concur task tree(CTT)
6. dialogue design
6.1 Daiogue representation
6.2 introduction to formalism
6.2.1 state transition networks
6.2.2 state charts
6.3 Petri nets
6.4 visual thinking
6.5 visual immediacy
6.6 visual impertus
6.7 visual independence
6.8 visual metaphors association, analogies, abduction,
and blending
6.9 direct manipulation programming
6.9.1 Distance
6.9.2 The gulf of execution
6.9.3 The gulf of evaluation
6.9.4 direct engagement
6.10 problems with direct maniulations
6.11 item presentation sequence
6.12 menu layout
6.13 form fills-in dialogue boxes

Assignment(on a paper): Mr John paul has a grossery


shop in malingo and he intends to automate the
operations of his shop, ie sales, purchasing, customer
relationship, etc.
HUMAN COMPUTER INTERFACE
You’ve been contacted to come out with a database to
automate the operations, bring out the data model of
the system, listing out data objects following the data
model rules you have been taught

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